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Haitian Sovereignty and the Construction of the Ouanaminthe Canal
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
14 Jun 2024
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Black Agenda Radio · Haitian Sovereignty and the Construction of the Ouanaminthe Canal

Dr. Bertrhude Albert is the co-founder of P4H Global, an organization dedicated to teacher training in Haiti. She joins us from Florida to discuss the construction of the Ouanaminthe canal, a people's effort to provide farming communities with access to water. She explains the history of the Massacre River and the project's importance to the Haitian people.

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